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Gee thanks! I really don’t how I would’ve made it through the rest of the day without your acknowledgment that I’m entitled to my opinion.

And this is a splendid example of a pious, arrogant condescending attorney.

I appreciate your reasoned and non snarky response. Yes Loveland Colorado is correct. They have never once provided the provisions of the temporary permits for the last several years. I may not win or get this resolved but these are expensive houses on the course, it’s a nuisance, devalues the...

I did not write that carefully enough. “No noise above the decibel level”. Ordinance attached. I have retained an attorney at this point though and I’ll let him deal with it. Loveland, Colorado.

OG, OG Kush as I recall was affiliated with THC and Cannibas. You’ll have to take my word I didn’t just google that. Regardless your passive aggressive insult was noted and I couldn’t care less. It did remind me though why I loathe lawyers in the first place. Thanks for the reminder!

Hmmm not into cannibis. Another asinine assumption.

I was wondering when that assumption was going to come up but given the referral to him and the business they do with that firm I highly doubt it. Further, and I guess you missed it, but he said the case had merit (he called back after I started this thread) and unless you’re clairvoyant his...

$10,000 is nothing to me and had he asked for it I would’ve written a check.

My complaint is over industrial sized mowing operations. The noise ordnance is very specific especially with times of the day and decibels levels. Although I haven’t put a decibel meter out there yet…the mere fact they’re operating outside of defined times within such ordinance is a non starter...

As to speaking volumes, one lawyer I finally spoke with said my complaint/case has merit but he is not taking any new clients at this point in time. I’m not looking for a lottery payout just an injunction to operate within the municipal ordnance. Well….imagine industrial sized mowers starting...

I have called several and none have had any interest in the case. That’s why I’m asking if it’s even feasible or I just haven’t found the right attorney. Business must be good for the legal profession I guess.

Is there any recourse or ability to file an injunction against a city who, in the past, violated their own noise ordinances and now grants itself “temporary” exemptions year after year? This involves a city owned golf course.